CN1639569B - Methods and compositions for inducing an immune response - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to the enhancement of immune responses. The immune response can be elicited by administration of a vaccine. The present invention provides compositions and methods for inducing or enhancing an immune response to an antigen. The compositions and methods of the invention are useful for the formulation of vaccines and for the production of antibodies for prophylactic and therapeutic uses.
Description
Invention field
The present invention relates to strengthen or regulate and control the composition and the method for immune response, like immune response by vaccine inoculation caused.The compositions and methods of the invention can be used for having the generation of preparation and the useful antibody (as being used to treat or the monoclonal antibody of diagnostic uses) of the vaccine (immunity) of prevention and therapeutical uses except that other purposes.
Background of invention
1979, first antismallpox vaccine (infecting the maiden that milks of cowpox from) is given one be the general spadger of Jim phenanthrene after almost after 200 years, the World Health Organization (WHO) announces that just smallpox is conquered.Because Edward Zhan Na finds that the woman that milks of contact cowpox is infected by smallpox hardly, therefore, this spadger just escapes by luck wrecked from the infection of smallpox.This incident be because cowpox has similar molecular structure with smallpox, when smallpox was invaded, the general immune system of phenanthrene can produce species specific replying rapidly, and removes this invador very soon.
Since then, developed multiple vaccine and prevented infecting of the various factors, like infectious microorganism (bacterium and virus), toxin, even tumour.Though after 1790, obtained tangible progress,, infected the factor and still can infect the susceptible person owing to there is not effective vaccine.A present tangible example is exactly HIV (HIV), and it has caused destructive influences to people's life and economy in many areas in the world.Under the situation that vaccine exists really, repeatedly use required fund owing to lack, technical specialist and labour, vaccine Chang Buneng is obtained by these people and country.The minimizing of any necessary resource, as the minimizing of protecting required application times is provided, all will promote more crowd and obtain vaccine inoculation (immunity).
Immune system has been started in vaccine inoculation, and it comprises leucocyte (WBCs:T and bone-marrow-derived lymphocyte, the method that single the present invention also provides the composition that will contain SHAAGtide repeatedly using; Certainly, can use in identical or different site.Sometimes, be that the site outside removing the target site that polypeptide carries is used, for example, can and can the liposome target position be used to the integration molecule of particular organization or cell together the liposome that comprises SHAAGtides and antigen.
On the other hand, the invention provides the composition that comprises at least a SHAAGtides of containing polypeptide or its fragment and at least a antigen.In some aspects, can use two kinds of different SHAAGtides polypeptide.Described composition can be mixed with the formulation of sustainable release.In addition, composition of the present invention also can comprise pharmaceutically acceptable carrier, and in some instances, described carrier can be an adjuvant.Other pharmaceutically acceptable carrier comprises water, oil, salt solution, dextrose hydrate and glycerine.
Seedling is exactly not receive under the situation of exogenous factor (like pathogen or the tumour) attack of inducing pathological reaction at host's individuality, produces host's protective immune response of same type.Described immune response for example can be cell-mediated and/or be the basis with antibody.
That in the immune response that produces the acquisition that is directed against the external source invader, play a crucial role is antigen presenting cell (APCs), like macrophage, and the B cell and the BMDC of activation.BMDC is particular importance in immune response.The BMDC of prematurity or dormancy is positioned at epithelial layer, engulfs allogenic material (being called antigen).After near macrophage received the stimulation of allogenic material, its secreted TNF (TNF) just activated these BMDCs.These BMDCs are carried exogenous antigen, pass lymphatic system and arrive nearest lymph node.Natural T cell (not receiving the attack of antigen) static in the lymph node is activated, and causes immune system and takes action, and the antigen-specific receptor of wherein said T cell can be discerned exogenous antigen.
When vaccine inoculation, available inactivation or the dead factor that infects, safest inoculation is the inoculation that can evoke the immune response of the antigen of the separation of expressing to exogenous factor or antigenic determinant.But the immunogenicity of most such antigens self maybe can not cause very strong immune response a little less than very.In order to strengthen the validity of these antigens, in vaccine combination, add adjuvant usually.Adjuvant comprises the oily emulsification Freund's complete adjuvant of killed bacterial, other dead bacteriums (like the parapertussis bacillus), bacterial polysaccharides, bacterium heat shock protein or DNA of bacteria.Though these adjuvants are very effective, many adjuvants can cause serious inflammation and not be suitable for human body.
Present immunization method is not to all antigen, all individualities, or all be effective to causing all types of protective immunities.In addition, the quantity of available adjuvant and mainly is to the antibody related immune also seldom, rather than to cell-mediated immunity.And, from the immunity to the immune system, provide the time interval between the protection also very long for the experimenter.Improvement, can inducing cell mediation and the antibody-mediated vaccine combination of replying and/or effectively safe adjuvant can improve the effect of present vaccine widely.
Summary of the invention
On the one hand, the invention provides the experimenter, as causing the method for immune response in the human body, wherein, polypeptide (" SHAAGtides ") and a kind of antigen that will comprise at least a portion of sequence SEQ ID NO:1-6 or 13 give the experimenter.Described immune response can be antibody-mediated, and after using, tiring of antigen-specific antibodies improves 2 times at least.On the other hand, described immune response is cell-mediated, and the polypeptide that wherein comprises at least a portion of SEQ ID NO:1-6 or 13 attracts and/or activates various leucocytes, comprises BMDC.
On the other hand, the invention provides the method that polypeptide of at least a portion through will comprising SEQ ID NO:1-6 or 13 and mode that a kind of antigen is used simultaneously cause immune response; On the other hand, described antigen and polypeptide also can be used respectively.In addition, more than one SEQ IDNO:1-6 or 13 polypeptide can be distinguished, and use with the mode of concatermer or fusion.In all examples, all can use the variant of SEQ ID NO:1-6 or 13.Likewise, having SEQ ID NO:1-6 or 13 at least a portion polypeptide of sequence can polynucleotide (SEQ IDNO:7-12 or 14) administered, and said polynucleotide can be operatively connected, so that when using or use the back at experimenter's expression in vivo.Equally, antigen also can used the polynucleotide administered that express the back.
On the other hand, the antigen that gives is a kind of polypeptide from pathogen, like hepatitis, and influenza, tumour antigen or anaphylactogen.
This method also provides the use of composition, and said composition contains the various SHAAGtide sequences that are incorporated in the sustainable delivery formulations.In addition, the use of adjuvant in the composition of using also is provided.Described adjuvant comprises alum, incomplete Freund's adjuvant, bacterial capsule polysaccharide, DNA of bacteria, glucosan, IL-12, GM-CSF, CD40 part, IFN-γ, IL-1, IL-2, IL-3, IL-4, IL-1O, IL-13, IL-18 or cell factor, or its fragment.
The present invention also provides the method that multivalence carrier and SHAAGtide and antigen molecule are used together.With multivalence carrier and SHAAGtide polypeptide, antigen or adjuvant link to each other.The multivalence carrier comprises bacterial capsule polysaccharide (like pneumococcus, streptococcus or meningococcal polysacharide), glucosan and polynucleotide carrier.
On the other hand, the present invention also provides the method that pharmaceutically acceptable carrier and SHAAGtide and antigen molecule are used together.
Aspect some, use the site and comprise entity tumor or said tumour tissue on every side.Can use through any approach, comprise injection, suction or oral.Also can use suppository.
The method that the present invention also provides the composition that will contain SHAAGtide repeatedly using; Certainly, can use in identical or different site.Sometimes, be that the site outside removing the target site that polypeptide carries is used, for example, can and can the liposome target position be used to the integration molecule of particular organization or cell together the liposome that comprises SHAAGtides and antigen.
On the other hand, the invention provides the composition that comprises at least a SHAAGtides of containing polypeptide or its fragment and at least a antigen.In some aspects, can use two kinds of different SHAAGtides polypeptide.Described composition can be mixed with the formulation of sustainable release.In addition, composition of the present invention also can comprise pharmaceutically acceptable carrier, and in some instances, described carrier can be an adjuvant.Other pharmaceutically acceptable carrier comprises water, oil, salt solution, dextrose hydrate and glycerine.
In other respects, said composition can comprise a kind of cell, expresses the microbe carrier or the viral vectors of polynucleotide, like the carrier of codified SHAAGtide sequence.Cell can be an allos or autologous.On the other hand, said composition also can comprise tumor associated antigen (can from homologous cell), and cancer cell is from the cell of cancerous cell line (like HOC or people's cancer of the brain).
On the other hand, the invention provides the mutually formulated composition of cell with at least a tumour cell and at least a SHAAGtide peptide sequence of at least a heterogenous expression.Wherein, tumour cell can be former, allos or homology.Tumour cell can be glioma, spongioblastoma, glioma sarcomatosum, astrocytoma, melanoma, breast cancer cell or ovarian cancer cell.In other respects, tumour cell is a cancer cell.
At last, the invention provides the kit that comprises pharmaceutical composition, wherein said pharmaceutical composition comprises at least a SHAAGtide molecule (polypeptide and/or polynucleotide) and syringe.
Detailed Description Of The Invention
The application inventor has found one type of new peptide (SHAAGtides), and it is CC chemotactic factor (CF) CCL23, the mutant of the brachymemma of the splice variant of CK β 8-1, this polypeptide can be in vivo or external regulation and control and/or enhance immunity reply.The regulation and control immune response is the kind and the hypotype of the immunoglobulin (Ig) that produces in order to influence (Ig ' s) and quantity and the type (like cytotoxic T cell, eosinophil and mast cell) that is positioned at the cell of infection court.Because the adding of SHAAGtides polypeptide can cause the outflow of calcium in the leucocyte, so SHAAGtides can be used as the part of acceptor.SHAAGtides can attract monocyte effectively, neutrophil cell, ripe BMDC (mDCs) and immature BMDC (iDCs).CK β 8 (CCL23; Be also referred to as marrow ancestors inhibiting factor 1 or MPIF-1; 99 amino acid) be the correlation factor of a kind of CK β-1, can attract monocyte, the lymphocyte of BMDC and dormancy (Forssmannet al.; 1997), but lack the extron sheared of coding SHAAGtide sequence.CK β 8-1 (residue 1-116) but be the shearing-type of a kind of CK β 8, the same with CK β 8, be the functional part (Young et al., 1998) of CCR1 acceptor.But CK β 8-1 (1-116) is not through its function of SHAAGtide sequence performance.Can know that to sum up the SHAAGtide sequence is the peptide of hidden function, thereby can be effective as adjuvant and immunomodulator.
Be not limited to specific mechanism, the SHAAGtide polypeptide is used the site and is provided immunogenic immune response through APCs is gathered.Immunogene (antigen) is engulfed by APCs and the part degraded.Subsequently, the part of the antigen of degraded is offered to waiting for the T cell of lymph node nearby, the propagation of irritation cell toxicity T cell or helper cell, or activation B cell generation and secretory antibody with MHCI that is arranged in the APC surface or II quasi-molecule.
Because SHAAGtides can be used as the effective molecular beacon that attracts immune system cell, thereby immune response is enhanced and/or regulates and control.When in vaccine, using, but the SHAAGtides enhance immunity reply, therefore can not cause (or faintly causing) this vaccine of replying usually can initiating response; The use of SHAAGtides also can reduce subsequently to strengthening the demand of injection.SHAAGtides also can change the type of the immune response that is produced.
The present invention also comprises the composition and the prophylactic applications thereof of the nucleic acid that contains SHAAGtide or coding SHAAGtides, and the treatment illness.SHAAGtide peptide sequence (SEQ ID NO:1) and some active variation's bodies (SEQ ID NO:2-6) in table 1 and table 3, have been listed; Listed the polynucleotide sequence (SEQ ID NO:7-12) of the SEQ ID NO:1-6 that encodes respectively in the table 2.
Table 1 people SHAAGtide peptide sequence and some active variation's bodies
Table 2 people SHAAGtide polynucleotide sequence (SEQ ID NO:2)
Sequence number | Polynucleotide sequence |
7 | atgctctgga ggagaaagat tggtcctcag atgacccttt ctcatgctgcagga 54 |
8 | atgctctgga ggagaaagat tggtcctcag atgacccttt ctcat 45 |
9 | atgctctgga ggagaaagat tggtcctcag atgacc 36 |
10 | atgctctgga ggagaaagat tggtcctcag atgacccttt ctcatgctgc atat 54 |
11 | atgctctgga ggagaaagat tggtcctcag atg 33 |
12 | ctctggagga gaaagattgg tcctcagatg accctttctc at 42 |
Table 3 has been listed another derivant (the CK β 8-1 (25-116 with the active CK β 8-1 of similar SHAAGtide; SEQ ID NO:13); Table 4 has been listed the nucleotide sequence of coding SEQ ID NO:13.Underscore is represented and SEQ ID NO:1 and 7 corresponding sequences.
The peptide sequence (SEQ ID NO:13) of table 3CK β 8-1 (25-116)
Met Leu Trp Arg Arg Lys Ile Gly Pro Gln Met Thr Leu Ser His Ala 1 5 10 15 Ala Gly Phe His Ala Thr Ser Ala Asp Cys Cys Ile Ser Tyr Thr Pro 20 25 30 Arg Ser Ile Pro Cys Ser Leu Leu Glu Ser Tyr Phe Glu Thr Asn Ser 35 40 45 Glu Cys Ser Lys Pro Gly Val Ile Phe Leu Thr Lys Lys Gly Arg Arg 50 55 60 Phe Cys Ala Asn Pro Ser Asp Lys Gln Val Gln Val Cys Met Arg Met 65 70 75 80 Leu Lys Leu Asp Thr Arg Ile Lys Thr Arg Lys Asn 85 90 |
The table 4CK β 8-1 (25-116) polynucleotide sequence (SEQ ID NO:14)
atgctctgga ggagaaagat tggtcctcag atgacccttt ctcatcctgc aggattccat 60 gctactagtg ctgactgctg catctcctac accccacgaa gcatcccgtg ttcactcctg 120 gagagttact ttgaaacgaa cagcgagtgc tccaagccgg gtgtcatctt cctcaccaag 180 aaggggcgac gtttctgtgc caaccccagt gataagcaag ttcaggtttg catgagaatg 240 ctgaagctgg acacacggat caagaccagg aagaattga 279 |
Table 5 (SEQ ID NO:15, CK β 8-1 polypeptide) and table 6 (SEQ ID NO:16, CK β 8-1 polynucleotide) have been listed the auxiliary sequence of SEQ ID NO:1-14.Underscore is represented the SHAAGtide sequence.It should be noted that the CK β 8-1 that contains SHAAGtide sequence (SEQ ID NO:1) does not have the identical activity with SEQ ID NO:1 self.
The peptide sequence (SEQ ID NO:15) of table 5CK β 8-1
Met Lys Val Ser Val Ala Ala Leu Ser Cys Leu Met Leu Val Thr Ala 1 5 10 15 Leu Gly Ser Gln Ala Arg Val Thr Lys Asp Ala Glu Thr Glu Phe Met 20 25 30 Met Ser Lys Leu Pro Leu Glu Asn Pro Val Leu Leu Asp Met Leu Trp 35 40 45 Arg Arg Lys Ile Gly Pro Gln Met Thr Leu Ser His Ala Ala Gly Phe 50 55 60 His Ala Thr Ser Ala Asp Cys Cys Ile Ser Tyr Thr Pro Arg Ser Ile 65 70 75 80 Pro Cys Ser Leu Leu Glu Ser Tyr Phe Glu Thr Asn Ser Glu Cys Ser 85 90 95 Lys Pro Gly Val Ile Phe Leu Thr Lys Lys Gly Arg Arg Phe Cys Ala 100 105 110 Asn Pro Ser Asp Lys Gln Val Gln Val Cys Met Arg Met Leu Lys Leu 115 120 125 Asp Thr Arg Ile Lys Thr Arg Lys Asn 130 135 |
The polynucleotide sequence (SEQ ID NO:16) of table 6CK β 8-1
atgaaggtct ccgtggctgc cctctcctgc ctcatgcttg ttactgccct tggatcccag 60 gcccgggtca caaaagatgc agagacagag ttcatgatgt caaagcttcc attggaaaat 120 ccagtacttc tggac atgct ctggaggaga aagattggtc ctcagatgac cctttctcat 180 gctgcaggat tccatgctac tagtgctgac tgctgcatct cctacacccc acgaagcatc 240 ccgtgttcac tcctggagag ttactttgaa acgaacagcg agtgctccaa gccgggtgtc 300 atcttcctca ccaagaaggg gcgacgtttc tgtgccaacc ccagtgataa gcaagttcag 360 gtttgcatga gaatgctgaa gctggacaca cggatcaaga ccaggaagaa ttga 414 |
The composition that comprises SHAAGtide polypeptide or polynucleotide comprises that those are suitable for giving the experimenter and reply with enhance immunity, like the reacted composition that inoculation is produced.Comprise that also those contain the kit of SHAAGtide polypeptide and/or SHAAGtide nucleic acid.Described kit is configured to be suitable for using, like pharmaceutical composition.
The present invention relates to give experimenter's method with SHAAGtide (SEQ ID NO:1-6,13) or SHAAGtide nucleic acid (SEQ ID NO:7-12,14) composition.
When being used for enhancing or regulation and control immune response, SHAAGtides is as polypeptide expressed or polynucleotide are used in vivo.Be further to promote this method, SHAAGtide polypeptide can link to each other with purpose antigen (covalently or non-covalently).In some cases, SHAAGtides can give after said antigen is used preceding or used.When SHAAGtide composition and antigen (immunogene) composition were used respectively, said composition was used at experimenter's same loci.
Strengthening, when initiation or regulation and control immune response, method of the present invention comprises with containing the immunogenic SHAAGtide composition of purpose to be used.In other cases, the SHAAGtide composition can be used lacking under the immunogenic situation.For example, give the SHAAGtide composition earlier, contain or do not contain the immunogene of SHAAGtide polypeptide again.In some cases, contain the combinations of immunogens thing earlier, contain the composition of SHAAGtide again.The different combinations thing can be used simultaneously, and then use, or certain interval of time uses, as at interval 1 hour to 2 weeks or longer time.
For improve and/or regulation and control to the immune response of tumour and cancer, give SHAAGtide composition at the position of improper growth, or directly import to (like tumour) in the tissue.Tumour or cancer antigen leucocyte that assembled by SHAAGtide or that activate detects like BMDC then.Through exciting the immune response to these antigens, body is attacked tumour and cancer, and then with its minimizing or elimination.These methods are suitable for treating uncontrollable or improper cell growth, like tumour and cancer.Through giving separated polypeptide tumour antigen and SHAAGtides, also can improve and/or regulate and control immune response to tumour and cancer.SHAAGtides can combine or not combine with antigen.
The new method and the reagent of immunoprophylaxis and treatment (prevention like adaptive and/or intrinsic immune response excites, and strengthens, and strengthens or adjusting) have also been proposed to carry out.Its immunization method than before has following advantage:
(1) giving immunogene after-acceleration immune response;
(2) more responsive in a small amount immunogene (like toxin or pathogen) or antigen, and these immunogenes or antigen do not excite usually very strong immune response and
(3) more effective antineoplaston.
Though present vaccine can resist multiple pathogenic factor effectively, certain dangerous pathogen (like HIV, tumour and cancer cell) does not also have suitable vaccine.In some cases, the difficulty part comes from the characteristic of candidate's exogenous antigen, like the insolubility of HIV glycoprotein (like gp120) or the weak immunogenicity of tumour antigen.The composition that therefore, can increase and/or regulate and control immune response can help to prepare new effective vaccine.
The SHAAGtide polypeptide is the clipped form of the splicing variants of CK β 8-1 chemotactic factor (CF).Chemotactic factor (CF) is as assembling and activation T lymphocyte neutrophil cell, the molecular beacon of monocyte and macrophage, but the scope that infects of mark pathogen.Chemotactic factor (CF) be one group greater than 40 little peptide (7-10kD), link to each other with the acceptor of on WBCs, expressing, make signal amplify the chemical chemotactic and the chemical stimulation function of coming mediated leucocytes through signal cascade with the G albumen coupling.Acceptor can combine multiple part, for example, acceptor CCR1 and RANTES (activation of the normal T cell of regulating and expressing), MIP-1 α (macrophage inflammatory protein) is connected with MIP-1 β chemotactic factor (CF).Up to the present, known chemokine receptors has 24 kinds.What the feasible strictness of chemotactic factor (CF), the quantity of multiple ligand bind receptor and the acceptor different effects pattern on WBCs was controlled becomes possible (Rossi and Zlotnik, 2000) with antigen-specific immune responses.Can regulate and control the activity of chemotactic factor (CF) through regulating and control the corresponding acceptor of chemotactic factor (CF), can be used for treating relevant inflammatory and amynologic disease and carry out the transplanting of organ and tissue.
The activity of utilization SHAAGtide polypeptide can strengthen and/or regulates and control the immune response that in seeded process, causes.Can improve activity and/or the quantity and/or the quality of immune response.As, immune response occurs early and/or height is tired and/or the affinity raising of antigen-specific antibodies shows that immune response is active.Compare with traditional inoculation method, the quantity of immune response increases 2-10 times at least, even hundred times.The enhancing of the quality of immune response or regulation and control comprise that generation and said immunogene have the preferred immunoglobulins classification of the antibody and/or the generation higher concentration of high-affinity, like IgG.The regulation and control of the quality of immune response also comprise induces dissimilar T lymphocytes, and the cell factor of its generation and/or chemotactic factor (CF) and/or costimulatory molecules are different.The regulation and control of the quality of immune response also comprise the cytotoxic T cell and/or the veriform antibody of inducing antigen-specific.
Be to distinguish gene (with relevant nucleotide) and its coded albumen, represent the abbreviation of gene with italic (or underscore), and the abbreviation of albumen is represented without italic.Therefore, SHAAGtide or
SHAAGtideThe nucleotide sequence of presentation code SHAAGtide.
" regulating and controlling sequence " is meant the dna sequence dna that the coded sequence that can be operatively connected is expressed in specific host living beings.The protokaryon regulating and controlling sequence comprises promoter, the sequence of operation and ribosome bind site.Eukaryotic uses promoter, polyadenylic acid signal and enhancer.
When nucleic acid linked to each other with another nucleotide sequence function, this nucleic acid was exactly " can be operatively connected ".For example; If promoter or enhancer have influenced transcribing of coded sequence; Then this promoter or enhancer and this sequence can be operatively connected, if perhaps ribosome bind site is positioned at and helps the position of translating, then this ribosome bind site and coded sequence can be operatively connected.
The nucleic acid molecules of a kind of " separation " is meant the nucleic acid molecules that comes out and from least a contaminated nucleic acid molecule, separate from the site purifying that exists naturally.The SHAAGtide molecule that separates is distinguishing with the specificity SHAAGtide molecule that in cell, exists.
The SHAAGtide nucleic acid molecules that separates comprises the NO:7-12 with SEQ ID, 14 or the complementary nucleic acid molecules of its part." complementary nucleic acid molecules " be meant can with a kind of sequence, therefore the nucleic acid molecules enough complementary like SEQID NO:7-12 almost do not have mispairing formation hydrogen bond, thereby form stable dimer." complementation " is meant Watson-Crick or Hoogsteen base-pair between the nucleotide.
" derivant " is meant from native compound and directly or through change or part replaces the nucleotide sequence (or amino acid sequence) that forms." analog " be meant have with native compound similar, but structure inequality, distinguishing nucleotide sequence or amino acid sequence on certain composition or side chain.Analog can synthesize, or has the different Evolution source.Homolog is meant nucleotide sequence or the amino acid sequence that derives from specific gene not of the same race.
If derivant or analog comprise the nucleic acid or the amino acid of change, then derivant and analog can be total lengths or not be total length.The nucleic acid of SHAAGtide or protein derivatives or analog comprise; But be not limited to the nucleic acid of identical size or amino acid sequence is compared or compare with the aligned sequences of comparing through the homology algorithm; Comprise with SHAAGtide nucleic acid or albumen and have at least about 70%; The molecule in the zone of 80% or 95% homogeneity or its coded sequence can be rigorous, the sequence (Ausubel et al., 1987) of hybridizing with the sequence complementation of the above-mentioned albumen of coding under the rigorous or low rigorous condition of moderate.
" homology " nucleotide sequence is meant the nucleotide sequence of the sequence of encoding those coding homotype SHAAGtide.As far as SHAAGtide, homologous nucleotide sequence comprises the nucleotide sequence of the SHAAGtide of the species of coding except that the people, like vertebrate, comprises frog, mouse, rat, rabbit, dog, cat, ox and horse.The nucleotide sequence of homology also comprises the allelic variant and the mutant of abiogenous nucleotide sequence.But the nucleotide sequence of homology does not comprise the accurate nucleotide sequence of coding human SHAAGtide.Homologous nucleotide sequence comprises that the coding conserved amino acid replaces and have the nucleotide sequence of the bioactive polypeptide of SHAAGtide.
Except SEQ ID NO:7-12, outside the 14 listed SHAAGtide sequences, change in the amino acid whose dna sequence polymorphism of SHAAGtide is also included within.For example, in SHAAGtide, also there is genetic polymorphism at the allelic variant that exists between the individuality." gene " and " recombination " refers to comprise the nucleic acid molecules of ORFs (ORF) of SHAAGtide of encoding, and described SHAAGtide is vertebrate SHAAGtide preferably.Abiogenous allelic variant can cause the variation of 1-5% in SHAAGtide." SHAAGtide variant polynucleotide " or " SHAAGtide variant nucleotide sequence " are meant the nucleic acid molecules of the active SHAAGtide of coding, and described SHAAGtide (1) has the nucleotide sequence homogeneity at least about 80% with the nucleotide sequence of the natural SHAAGtide of coding total length; (2) the natural SHAAGtide of total length lacks signal peptide; Or any other fragment of (3) total length SHAAGtide.Usually, SHAAGtide variant polynucleotide are compared with the nucleotide sequence of the natural SHAAGtide of coding total length, have the sequence homogeneity at least about 80%, more preferably, have at least about 81%, 82%; 83%, 84%, 85%, 86%, 87%, 88%; 89%, 90%, 91%, 92%, 93%, 94%; 95%, 96%, 97%, 98% sequence homogeneity more preferably, has the sequence homogeneity at least about 99%.SHAAGtide variant polynucleotide codified lacks the natural SHAAGtide of total length of signal peptide, or any fragment of the natural SHAAGtide of total length.Variant does not comprise natural nucleotide sequence.
Usually, SHAAGtide variant polynucleotide have on length at least about 30 nucleotide, often at least about 60,90, and 120,150,180,210,240,270,300,450,600 nucleotide are more often at least about 900 nucleotide or longer.
Here " the nucleotide sequence homogeneity number percent (%) " of the nucleotide sequence of the coding SHAAGtide of indication be meant among the SHAAGtide with candidate's aim sequence in the identical shared number percent of nucleotide; For obtaining the sequence homogeneity of largest percentage; If necessary, after with sequence alignment, introduce breach.For confirming that the available the whole bag of tricks known in the art of comparison that nucleotide sequence homology number percent is carried out obtains, for example, with the obtainable computer software of the public, like BLAST, BLAST-2, ALIGN or Megalign (DANASTAR) software.Those of ordinary skill in the art can confirm to be used to weigh the suitable parameter of comparison, comprises being used to obtain by the right algorithm of comparative sequences total length high specific.
When carrying out the nucleotide sequence comparison; Given sequence C calculates with the available following formula of nucleotide sequence homology (also can be expressed as: given nucleotide sequence C compares with given nucleotide sequence D, the nucleotide sequence homogeneity of the certain percentage that has or comprise) of another given sequence D:
Nucleotide sequence homogeneity number percent=W/Z100,
Wherein: W is that A is compared with B through sequence alignment program or calculation procedure time note is done the quantity of the nucleotide of identical pairing; Z is the sum of the nucleotide among the D.
When being uneven in length of the length of nucleotide sequence C and nucleotide sequence D, C does not wait than the number percent of the nucleotide sequence homogeneity of C with D than the nucleotide sequence homogeneity number percent of D.
Preciseness
With specific human sequence's total length or a part as probe; Adopt this area to be used for nucleic acid hybridization and clone's conventional method; Through low rigorous, the rigorous or high rigorous hybridization of moderate can obtain homolog (as derive from the coding SHAAGtide of the species beyond the people nucleic acid) or other relevant sequences (like the evolution homologue).
Single stranded DNA can be confirmed through " preciseness " of reaction conditions with the specificity of the complementary fragment of hybridization.The hybridization preciseness forms the reduction of trend along with the DNA dimer and improves.In nucleic acid hybridization reaction, can select preciseness as required, as help specific hybrid when rigorous (high) and can be used for from the library, identifying full-length clone.Low specific hybrid (low preciseness) can be used for identifying relevant dna molecular (homology but inequality) or fragment.
The DNA dimer is stablized through following manner: the right quantity of (1) complementary base; (2) type of base-pair; (3) concentration of salt (ionic strength) in the reaction mixture; (4) temperature of reaction; (5) there is certain organic solvent, as reducing the formamide of DNA dimer stability.Usually, probe is long more, and the required temperature of annealing is high more.The common practice is to change temperature of reaction; Relative temperature is high more, and reaction conditions is rigorous more.Ausubel etc. (1987) have provided good explanation to the preciseness of hybridization reaction.
" under the rigorous condition " hybridization can be described as has at least 60% homology between the nucleotide sequence of hybridizing.Generally speaking, under certain ionic strength and pH, as far as specific sequence, rigorous condition is meant and is lower than about 5 ℃ of hot melt solution point (Tm).Temperature when 50% probe and target complement sequence were hybridized when Tm was meant balance.Because target sequence is normally excessive, thereby at Tm, 50% probe is used during balance.
(a) high rigorous condition
" rigorous hybridization conditions " is to make probe, primer or oligonucleotides only with the condition of target sequence hybridization.Rigorous condition is according to the difference of sequence and difference.Rigorous condition comprises: the washing of (1) LIS and high-temperature (like 15mM sodium chloride, 1.5mM sodium citrate, 0.1% lauryl sodium sulfate, 50 ℃); (2) denaturant in the crossover process (like 50% (v/v) formamide, 0.1% bovine serum albumin(BSA), 0.1% phenanthrene can, 0.1% polyvinylpyrrolidone, 50mM sodium phosphate buffer (pH6.5; 750mM sodium chloride, 75mM sodium citrate, 42 ℃); Or (3) 50% formamide.Cleansing solution commonly used comprises 5X SSC (0.75M NaCl, 75mM sodium citrate), 50Mm sodium phosphate (pH6.8), 0.1% sodium pyrophosphate, 5x Denhardt ' s solution, the salmon sperm DNA of ultrasonic degradation (50 μ g/ml), 0.1%SDS and 10% dextran sulfate, 42 ℃.Under 42 ℃, wash in 50% formamide down at 0.2x SSC (sodium chloride/sodium citrate) with at 55 ℃, under the rigorous condition of height, to wash then, the rigorous condition of said height is included under 55 ℃, contains the 0.1x SSC of EDTA.More preferably, said condition be have about 65%, 70%, 75%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 98% or the sequence of 99% homology still keep hybridizing the condition of state.These conditions are described in an embodiment, but are not limited to embodiment.
(b) the rigorous condition of moderate
" the rigorous condition of moderate " is meant washing and the hybridization conditions (Sambrook, 1989) of lower preciseness, so as polynucleotide can with SEQ ID NO:7-12,14 total length, fragment, derivant or analog are hybridized.Example is included under 55 ℃, and at 6X SSC, 5X Denhardt ' s solution is hybridized in 0.5%SDS and the 100mg/ml sex change salmon sperm DNA, under 37 ℃, at 1X SSC, washs once among the 0.1%SDS or several then.According to test condition, like probe length, scalable temperature, ionic strength etc.The rigorous condition of other moderate also has description (Ausubel etal., 1987; Kriegler, 1990).
(c) low rigorous condition
" low rigorous condition " is meant washing and the hybridization conditions (Sambrook, 1989) than the lower preciseness of the rigorous condition of moderate, so as polynucleotide can with SEQ ID NO:7-12,14 total length, fragment, derivant or analog are hybridized.A nonrestrictive example of low rigorous hybridization conditions is: under 40 ℃, and at 35% formamide, 5X SSC, 50mM Tris-HCl (pH7.5); 5mM EDTA, 0.02%PVP, 0.02%Ficoll, 0.2%BSA; The smart DAN of 100mg/ml sex change salmon is hybridized in 10% (wt/vol) dextran sulfate, then under 50 ℃; At 2X SSC, 25mM Tris-HCl (pH7.4) washs once among 5mM EDTA and the 0.1%SDS or several.Other low rigorous condition, as be used for existing (Ausubek etal., 1987 described of condition of interspecific hybridization; Kriegler, 1990; Shilo and Weinberg, 1981).
External except abiogenous SHAAGtide allelic variation, also can introduce sudden change in 14 through sudden change at SEQID NO:7-12, the SHAAGtide amino acid sequence that this sudden change causes being encoded changes, but does not change the function of SHAAGtide.For example, the replacement of nucleotide causes the replacement of " nonessential " amino acid residue in SEQ ID NO:3 or 4." nonessential " amino acid residue is meant the wild-type sequence that changes SHAAGtide but the residue that does not change its BA, and " essential " amino acid residue then is that its BA is necessary.For example, conservative amino acid residue is unmodifiable in SHAAGtide of the present invention.It is well-known to those skilled in the art guarding substituted amino acid.
Listed useful replacing in the Table A with preferred guarding.Conservative replacement is meant that one type amino acid is replaced by the another kind of amino acid of same type, as long as this replacement just all drops in protection scope of the present invention from not changing the biologically active of compound in essence.If replace the change that has caused BA, then such replacement is change in essence, need carry out the screening of SHAAGtide polypeptide BA to product, and table B has listed such instance.
Table A preferably replaces
Former residue | Exemplary replacement | The preferred replacement |
Ala(A) | Val,Leu,Ile | Val |
Arg(R) | Lys,Gln,Asn | Lys |
Asn(N) | Gln,His,Lys,Arg | Gln |
Asp(D) | Glu | Glu |
Cys(C) | Ser | Ser |
Gln(Q) | Asn | Asn |
Glu(E) | Asp | Asp |
Gly(G) | Pro,Ala | Ala |
His(H) | Asn,Gln,Lys,Arg | Arg |
Ile(I) | Leu,Val,Met,Ala,Phe, Norleucine | Leu |
Leu(L) | Norleucine,Ile,Val,Met,Ala, Phe | Ile |
Lys(K) | Arg,Gln,Asn | Arg |
Met(M) | Leu,Phe,Ile | Leu |
Phe(F) | Leu,Val,Ile,Ala,Tyr | Leu |
Pro(P) | Ala | Ala |
Ser(S) | Thr | Thr |
Thr(T) | Ser | Ser |
Trp(W) | Tyr,Phe | Tyr |
Tyr(Y) | Trp,Phe,Thr,Ser | Phe |
Val(V) | Ile,Leu,Met,Phe,Ala, Norleucine | Leu |
The structure of influence (1) polypeptide main chain, like β-lamella or alpha-helix conformation, (2) electric charge, the non-conservation of the size of the side chain of (3) hydrophobicity or (4) target site replaces can change SHAAGtide polypeptide function.Characteristic according to the common side chain of listing among the table B can be divided into several groups with residue.The replacement of non-conservation need be from these types a kind of another kind of changing into.Replacement can be incorporated into the replacement site of conservative property or more preferably be incorporated into the site of non-conservation.
Table B amino acid classification
Classification | Amino?acids |
Hydrophobicity | Norleucine,Met,Ala,Val,Leu,Ile |
Neutral hydrophilic property | Cys,Ser,Thr |
Acid | Asp,Glu |
Alkalescence | Asn,Gln,His,Lys,Arg |
Destroy chain conformation | Gly,Pro |
Aromatic series | Trp,Tyr,Phe |
Use methods known in the art, like oligonucleotide mediated (point) sudden change, alanine scanning and PCR suddenly change and obtain the variant polypeptide.On clone's DNA, carry out a mutagenesis (Carter, 1986; Zoller and Smith, 1987), cassette mutagenesis, restricted selection mutagenesis (Wellset al., 1985) or other known technology can produce SHAAGtide variant DNA (Ausubel et al., 1987; Sambrook, 1989).
" separation " or " purifying " polypeptide, albumen or bioactive fragment be meant from the composition of natural surroundings and separate and/or obtain, and be that separated polypeptide comprises from genetically engineered cell heterogenous expression or vivoexpression.
Pollutant component comprises that those can disturb polypeptide to be used to diagnose or treat the composition of application.For carrying out separation subsequently, the shared dry weight ratio of the material of non-SHAAGtide (pollutant) should be less than 30%, preferably less than 20%, 10%, most preferably less than 5% in the prepared product.
Can produce desired polypeptides and fragment through any known method in this area, as passing through vector expressions such as bacterium, virus and eukaryotic.In addition, also can obtain through external synthesizing, synthetic like peptide.
" activity " polypeptide or polypeptide fragment be meant keep with table 1 and table 3 in listed SHAAGtide polypeptide similar, but the polypeptide of biology that needn't be identical and/or immunologic competence.Here not to be SHAAGtide causing or the biological action of the reality of enhance immunity in replying the immunologic competence of indication, and be meant the one side effect of SHAAGtide polypeptide, and the specific antibody of promptly anti-SHAAGtide epitope combines with SHAAGtide.BA is meant inhibition or the stimulatory function that is caused by natural SHAAGtide polypeptide.The BA of SHAAGtide polypeptide comprises chemotaxis, induces, and strengthens or helps immune response.The particular biological that relies on or do not rely on dosage detects (referring to embodiment) and can be used for confirming that SHAAGtide is active.Through separating the polynucleotide sequence that coding has the polypeptide of SHAAGtide BA; Express the code area (as passing through in-vitro recombination expression) of SHAAGtide and analyze SHAAGtide peptide coding activity partly, can prepare the nucleic acid fragment of the BA part of the SHAAGtide that encodes.
Generally speaking; SHAAGtide polypeptide variants with SHAAGtide polypeptide similar functions comprises in the sequence specific residue by the substituted any variant of other amino acid, further is included between two residues of female albumen and inserts extra residue and the one or more residues of disappearance from auxiliary sequence.The present invention includes any amino acid whose replacement, insert or disappearance.Aptly, described replacement is conservative replacement as defined above.
" SHAAGtide polypeptide variants " is meant the SHAAGtide active peptides, has at least: (1) has about 70% amino acid sequence identity with total length SHAAGtide sequence; Or any fragment of (2) total length SHAAGtide sequence.For example, the SHAAGtide variant is included in sequence SEQ ID NO:1-6, the terminal SHAAGtide polypeptide that adds or lack one or more amino acid residues of 13 N or C.The SHAAGtide polypeptide variants is compared with the SHAAGtide peptide sequence, has the sequence homogeneity at least about 70%, preferably at least about 71% sequence homogeneity, more preferably has at least about 72%, 73% 74%, 75%, 76%; 77%, 78%, 79%, 80%, 81%, 82%, 83%, 84%; 85%, 86%, 87%, 88%, 89%, 90%, 91%, 92%; 93%, 94%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98% sequence homogeneity most preferably has the sequence homogeneity at least about 99%.
" amino acid sequence identity number percent (%) " is meant after SHAAGtide sequence and the candidate sequence comparison; The identical shared number percent of amino acid in two sequences.For obtaining the sequence homogeneity of largest percentage, if necessary, after with sequence alignment, introduce breach.When sequence of calculation homogeneity, do not consider conservative the replacement.For confirming that the available the whole bag of tricks known in the art of comparison that amino acid sequence identity number percent is carried out obtains, for example, with the obtainable computer software of the public, like BLAST, BLAST-2, ALIGN2 or Megalign (DANASTAR) software.Those of ordinary skill in the art can confirm to be used to weigh the suitable parameter of comparison, comprises being used to obtain by the right calculation procedure of comparative sequences total length high specific.
When amino acid sequence is compared; Given amino acid sequence A calculates with the available following formula of amino acid sequence identity (also can be expressed as: given nucleotide sequence A compares the amino acid sequence identity of the certain percentage that has or comprise with given amino acid sequence B) of another given sequence B:
Amino acid sequence identity number percent=X/Y100,
Wherein: X is when through sequence alignment program or calculation procedure A and B being compared, and note is done the amino acid whose quantity of identical pairing; Y is the amino acid whose sum among the B.
When being uneven in length of the length of amino acid sequence A and amino acid sequence B, A does not wait than the number percent of the amino acid sequence identity of A with B than the amino acid sequence identity number percent of B.
Chimeric and fused polypeptide
Fused polypeptide can be used for expression study, celluar localization, and biological detection, the SHAAGtide purifying reaches when purpose antigen and the fusion of this polypeptide as adjuvant.SHAAGtide " chimeric polyeptides " or " fused polypeptide " comprise that SHAAGtide and non-SHAAGtide polypeptide merge.Non-SHAAGtide polypeptide and SHAAGtide (SEQ ID NO:1-6,13) be homology not basically.The SHAAGtide fused polypeptide can comprise any part of complete S HAAGtide, comprises any biologically-active moiety.In some host cells, merge the expression and/or the secretion that can improve SHAAGtide with the allos burst.
Merging counter pair can adjust according to the therapeutical uses of SHAAGtide.The SHAAGtide-Ig fused polypeptide can be used as immunogene and in subject, produces SHAAGtide Abs, and purifying part and screening can suppress the molecule of SHAAGtide and other interactions of molecules.In addition, can help vaccine inoculation/immunity with the fusion of purpose antigen.
Method with reorganization can easily produce fused polypeptide.The nucleic acid of coding SHAAGtide can merge according to reading frame with non-SHAAGtide code nucleic acid mutually, as, the NH of antigen and SHAAGtide
2-or COO-holds or fusion is used for immunity in the centre.Also can comprise with automatic dna synthesizer synthetic through the synthetic fusion of routine techniques.Adopt anchor primer to carry out pcr amplification, can produce complementary two overlapping continuous genetic fragments, then with its annealing, amplification produces chimeric gene sequence (Ausubel et al., 1987) again.Commercially available many carriers can help SHAAGtide and the subclone that merges part.
Analogies
Also can use the polypeptide analogies of SHAAGtide." analogies " and " peptide mimics " are meant the synthetic compound that has essentially identical structure and/or function basically with the SHAAGtide polypeptide.Analogies can be fully by what synthesize, and non-natural amino acid analogue is formed, or the chimeric molecule of part native peptides amino acid and the non-natural amino acid analogue of part.Analogies also can comprise the conservative replacement of any amount of natural amino acid.The polypeptide imitation composition can comprise and the combining of any non-natural constituent that typical non-natural constituent comprises 3 groups of building stones; (a) residue linking group, rather than natural amido link (peptide bond) connects; (b) non-natural residue replaces abiogenous amino acid residue; Or the residue of (c) inducing secondary structure to simulate, as induce or stable secondary structure, like α β rotation, γ rotation, β lamella, alpha helical conformation or similar structure.
When all or part of residue of polypeptide was connected with chemical mode rather than natural peptide bond form, this polypeptide can be used as analogies.Single polypeptide analogies residue can pass through peptide bond, and other chemical bond or combination link to each other, as; Glutaraldehyde, N-hydroxy-succinamide ester, difunctional maleimide; N, N '-dicyclohexylcarbodiimide (DCC) or N, N '-DIC (DIC).The linking group of alternative traditional amido link (peptide bond) comprising: the ketone methylene (as-C (=O)-CH
2-for-C (=O) NH-), ammonia methylene (CH
2-NH), vinyl, alkynyl (CH=CH), diethyl ether (CH
2-O), thioether (CH
2-S), tetrazolium (CN
4-), thiazole, contrary acid amides, thioamides; Or ester (Spatola (1983) in Chemistry andBiochemistry of Amino Acids, Peptides and Proteins, Vol.7, pp267-357; " Peptide Backbone Modifications ", Marcell Dekker, NY).
The polypeptide that comprises the alternative abiogenous amino acid residue of all or part of non-natural residue also can be used as analogies.The suitable replacement of the amino acid (table B) of non-natural residue and every type is known in the art.For example, through with D-or L-naphyl alanine, D-or the acid of L-phenyl amino, D-or L-2 thienylalanine, D-or L-1 ,-2 ,-3 or replacement such as 4-pyreneyl alanine can produce the analogies of aromatic amino acid.
Other analogies comprise the hydroxylation through proline and lysine; The phosphorylation of the oh group of seryl or threonyl residue; Lysine, the alpha-amido group of arginine and histidine methylate the acetylation of N-terminal amine; The main chain amide residues methylate or with the replacement of N-methylamino acid, or the amidation of C-terminal carboxyl groups produces.Also the amino acid of available opposite chirality or polypeptide analogies residue substitute the component in the natural polypeptides.
Analogies also can comprise the composition that contains the structural simulation residue, particularly induce or simulate secondary structure, like the β rotation, and β lamella, α spiral, the residue of γ rotation and other similar conformations.For example, use D-amino acid, N-Alpha-Methyl amino acid, the dehydroamino acid in C-Alpha-Methyl amino acid or the polypeptide replace the amino acid residue of nature can induce or stable β rotation γ rotation, β lamella or alpha helical conformation.
Cyclic peptide
In some cases, encircle the SHAAGtide peptide and have superiority.For making the SHAAGtide cyclisation, can be with the cysteine residues oxidation in the peptide to form the S-S dimer or to form bigger polymer (tripolymer etc.) through oxidation.In peptide, the oxidable cyclic peptide that contains one or more function amino acid sequences for preparing of two halfcystines of apart from each other.
Carry out an invention
SHAAGtide is active to be detected
(a) vitro detection
When SHAAGtide used as adjuvant, it had some characteristic, promptly strengthened, and caused or the regulation and control immune response.Other activity of SHAAGtide are known, comprise the chemotaxis of inducing certain cell, and said cell comprises the cell of expression formyl-peptide acceptor the same-1 (FPRL1) acceptor.External chemotaxis (cell migration) detects the chemotaxis that can be used for identifying SHAAGtide.Said detection can be used for from candidate's chemoattractant, cell separation being come out, and perforated membrane is used in said detection, detects cell and moves to the other end from an end of film, shows that then migration has taken place cell.As an instance, can adopt conventional cell migration to detect, like ChemoTx system (NeuroProbe, Rockville, MD; (Goodwin, US Patent 5,284,753,1994)) or other any suitable devices or system (Bacon et al., 1988; Penfoldet al., 1999).Collect the cell of expressing the target acceptor.Usually a series of concentration of serial dilution can prepare candidate compound in damping fluid, like polypeptide or other chemotactic factor (CF)s/chemotactic factor (CF) similar compound.The typical concentrations scope is 0.1mM-10mM, but also according to the difference of compound to be detected and different.
When the beginning cell migration detects, the candidate compound solution of various concentration is joined in the lower chamber of cell migration device, cell suspending liquid is joined in the upper chamber with perforated membrane (about 3-5 μ m, according to cell type and cell is big or small decides) separation.Under condition of culture (to people's cell, about 37 ℃), in the incubator for tissue culture of humidity cultured cell 60-180 minute.The time of cultivating decides according to the type of cell, if desired, can rule of thumb come to confirm.
After stopping to detect, to cutter or other manual methods, enzyme process or chemical method are removed as will install the cell that does not move in the upper chamber with EDTA and EGTA solution with rubber.Remove the film of separating two chambers then, use Dulbecco ' s phosphate buffered saline (PBS) (DPBS) or water rinse film.Confirm to move to the quantity of the cell in the lower chamber then.The cell migration level is higher than background (compound no chemotactic or the candidate), shows that candidate compound has chemotaxis to the cell that detects.
If about 1pM-1 μ m (as at about 1-500nM, 1nM for example, about 10nM; About 100nM, or between about 1pg/ml-10 μ g/ml, according to appointment between the 1ng-1 μ g/ml; For example about 10ng/ml; About 100ng/ml or about 1 μ g/ml) concentration under attract cell surpass negative control at least 2-8 doubly or more show that then candidate compound has chemotaxis to the cell of particular type.
(b) detect in the body
Can be animal, as confirming a kind of chemotaxis of compound in non-human primates mammal and the mouse.When detecting in vivo, candidate compound (like 2-20 μ g, being dissolved among the PBS) is imported through intracutaneous injection.Approximately after 24-96 hour or longer time, detect the infiltration whether cell is arranged with conventional histological techniques.If there is cellular infiltration, type of identification of cell (monocyte, neutrophil cell, BMDC etc.) and quantity again.
The treatment of SHAAGtide is used
The SHAAGtide composition
SHAAGtide polypeptide (SEQ ID NO:1-6,13) or derivatives thereof, analogs etc. can be used by composition forms, as are used for causing, and strengthen or regulate and control the composition of immune response; Can comprise one or more SHAAGtide polypeptide (SEQ ID NO:1-6,13).Composition also can comprise purpose antigen, but SHAAGtide polypeptide self also can be used.In certain embodiments, polypeptide with comprise other molecules, use in proper order like other materials of polypeptide or polysaccharide immunogens.
On the one hand, method of the present invention comprises and except the SHAAGtide composition, also gives immunogene.These compositions are used at experimenter's same loci.For example, immunogene can combine with the SHAAGtide composition, then potpourri is used together (like injection).Alternatively, said composition and antigen can be used (as be expelled to same site, be applied topically to identical site etc.) at experimenter's same position respectively.The different combinations thing is used in different time.
The SHAAGtide composition can not used (as be expelled in the entity tumor causing the immune response to cancer cell, or be expelled in the tissue around the entity tumor, in 2 cm range around the entity tumour) together yet with antigen.Be not limited to specific mechanism, SHAAGtide uses the site through gathering APCs arrival and has improved the immune response to endogenous antigen (like tumour).
The SHAAGtide composition can contain excipient or carrier in addition.The SHAAGtide composition also can comprise one or more immunogenes (antigen is induced as estimating, enhancing or regulation and control are to the antigen of the immune response of this antigen).
The SHAAGtide composition can comprise conventional adjuvant.Conventional adjuvant can be converted into particulate material with the proteantigen of solubility.Conventional adjuvant comprises incomplete Freund, Freund's complete adjuvant, Merck65, AS-2, alum; Aluminium sulphate, mineral rubber such as hydrate of aluminium, and surface reactive material, like lysolecithin, poly alcohol; Polyanion, peptide, oil emu, keyhole limpet hemocyanin and dinitrophenol dinitrophenolate.Other useful adjuvants include but not limited to the bacterial capsule polysaccharide, glucosan, IL-12, GM-CSF, CD40 part, IFN-γ, IL-1, IL-2, IL-3, IL-4, IL-10, IL-13, IL-18 or any cell factor or DNA of bacteria fragment.
Antigen
On the one hand, the invention provides and cause or strengthen the method to the immune response of certain antigen, said antigen is like predetermined or specific antigen.Antigen is the molecule with antibody response.In certain embodiments, antigen is immunogene.In some cases, antigen links to each other with protein carrier.For example, but SHAAGtide and antigen physical connection, and as through fusion, chemical cross connection or the complex through biotin and Streptavidin are connected.
Typical antigen (immunogene) is peptide, polypeptide, and compound, microbial pathogens, bacterium is (like what live; The bacterium of the inactivation alive of attenuation), virus (virion that comprises inactivation, improved live virus particle and recombinant virus particle), recombinant cell; Glycoprotein, lipoprotein, glycopeptide, lipopeptid; Toxoid, carbohydrates, the immune component of tumour specific antigen and other pathogen.Can use the potpourri of two or more antigens.Antigen can be purifying.In some cases, antigen can be united (covalently or non-covalently) with the SHAAGtide polypeptide.
The present invention provides protection before being used in the attack that receives external source infectivity pathogenic factor.In addition, the present invention also can provide the treatment that foreign pathogens is infected, and wherein the experimenter has received the attack of foreign pathogens or demonstrated pathological symptom.The present invention also can be used for treating cancer, includes but not limited to melanoma, lung cancer, thyroid cancer, breast cancer, clear-cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, brain tumor and cutaneum carcinoma.For example, antigen can be tumor associated antigen (tumour specific antigen).Tumour antigen is the molecule of differential expression in tumour cell and nonneoplastic tissue, particularly cell surface protein.
As prophylactic applications, can the composition that comprise SHAAGtide be given (giving) experimenter as uniting with immunogene.Use as treatment, can be in disease detection, diagnosis or treatment are as giving the composition that the experimenter comprises SHAAGtide in the treatment after the surgical excision tumour.
Representational antigen of the present invention or vaccine composition comprise and derive from microbial pathogens, like bacterium (like pertussis (Bordetella pertussis, the full microorganism of deactivation), cholera (Vibrio cholerae; Dead full microorganism), meningitis (Neisseria nteningitidis is from the polysaccharide of microorganism), Lyme borreliosis (Borrelia burgdorferi; Lipoprotein OspA), haemophilus influenzae B (Haemophilus influenzaB, polysaccharide, lockjaw conjugate or OmpC); Pneumonia (Streptococcs pneumoniae capsular polysaccharide), typhoid fever (Salmonella typhi polysaccharide vaccine, dead full microorganism)); The virus that comprises the inactivation virion, improved live virus particle and the virion of recombinating, hepatitis A with influenza virus; Hepatitis B, hepatitis C, measles, rubella virus; Mumps, rabies, poliovirus, Japanese encephalitis virus; Rotavirus, varicella, diphtheria (Corynebacterium diphtheriae) and lockjaw (Clostridium tetani).
Polynucleotide chemotactic composition
SHAAGtide, antigen or the two all can the polynucleotide form deliver, thereby can produce polypeptide in position.Can improve the absorption of cell to it on the carrier through it is packaged into for naked polynucleotide, said carrier for example can be transferred to the biodegradable pearl in the cell effectively.In this vaccine, polynucleotide can exist in various delivery systems, comprise the expression of nucleic acid system, bacterium and virus expression systems.
Be used for inhereditary material can be divided into two types from the carrier that a kind of organism is delivered to another kind of organism: cloning vector is the plasmid or the bacteriophage of science; It has its nonessential zone of breeding in suitable host cell, can insert foreign DNA in this zone; Outer domain dna is replicated and breeds as the composition of this carrier.Expression vector (like plasmid, yeast or animal virus genome) be used for exogenous genetic material import to host cell or the tissue to transcribe and to translate foreign DNA, like SHAAGtide.In expression vector, compositions such as the DNA of importing and promoter can be operatively connected, and these compositions provide signal to transcribe the DNA of insertion to host cell.Also can use the promoter of induction type to come transcribing of controlling gene to specific factor.The SHAAGtide that can be operatively connected with inducible promoter and/or the expression of the adjustable SHAAGtide of antigen polynucleotide and/or antigen polypeptide or fragment.Typical inducible promoter comprises those to alpha-interferon, heat shock protein, heavy metal ion and steroids, the promoter of reacting like cortex hormone of aadrenaline (Kaufman, 1990) and tetracycline.Other inducible promoter comprises the promoter that those inducible factors that external source is given are reacted.Usually, available expression vector is a plasmid.But the also expression vector of available other types is like viral vectors (like the replication defect type retrovirus, adenovirus and adeno-associated virus).
Desired characteristic according to employed organism or cell and carrier is selected carrier.Carrier can duplicate in target cell once, maybe can be the carrier of " suicide type ".Usually, carrier comprises burst, origin of replication, marker gene, enhancement sequences, promoter and transcription terminator.
Giving of SHAAGtide and immunogene (antigen)
The SHAAGtide composition can comprise the polynucleotide of one or more antigens or coding for antigens.Antigen can be united (as in identical potpourri) with SHAAGtide and used.On the other hand, they also can be used respectively.On the one hand, the invention provides one or more antigen (or polynucleotide of coding for antigens) and one or more SHAAGtide (or polynucleotide of coding SHAAGtide) are united the immunization method that gives the experimenter.Antigen or SHAAGtide can be included in the delivery vehicle and give, said delivery vehicle such as physiologically acceptable excipient.
Antigen can be used with the SHAAGtide composition simultaneously, or antigen and SHAAGtide composition use at different time, uses in same site usually.For example, chemotactic composition (no antigen) can be used in the time of 15 minutes to 96 hours giving the antigen precontract, give through being everlasting between preceding 15 minutes to 48 hours of the antigen, and more often be at 24-96 hour, more often be between 48-72 hour or between 72-96 hour.
When same site injection the experimenter of SHAAGtide composition and antigen compsn, preferred injection point is being positioned on the two-dimensional surface of health within 2 centimetres each other, more preferably is positioned within 1 centimetre, more preferably is positioned within 0.5 centimetre.Using also should be in the similar degree of depth and identical organized layer.As far as intramuscular injection, the degree of depth should be more accurate, and SHAAGtide and antigen are positioned at 2 cm range on three dimensions, preferably in 1 cm range, more preferably in 0.5 cm range.Injection point can be helped doctor's mark with smearing the ink markings of not falling.
Can give a kind of composition of dosage.But after using for the first time, also strengthen subsequently using.For example, when the SHAAGtide composition gives with multiple dose, often with antigen combined (as using jointly).SHAAGtide composition (randomly comprising antigen) can be used once, twice, three time or more times.Different according to antigen, disease degree and experimenter confirm application dosage to the reaction of SHAAGtide composition.In the present invention, appropriate dosage comprises and can make animal to expection antigen immunifacient any required dosage.
After using for the first time, in about 7 days to 1 year, can give (reinforcement) SHAAGtide composition and antigen for the second time.The time interval between using for the first time and using for the second time can be 14 days to 6 months, 21 days and 3 months, and 28 days to 2 months moon after using for the first time through being everlasting.Using (strengthening for the second time) for the third time can after using for the first time between about 14 days and 10 years, as using between back 14 days and 3 years for the first time, through being everlasting between about 21 days and 1 year, more often be between 28 days and 6 months.Reinforcement subsequently can be in 2 weeks at interval, or 1 month, carry out between 3 months or 6 months to 10 years.
The dosage of the vaccine of using and scheme are easy to confirm.Those of ordinary skills can confirm SHAAGtide of the present invention according to its common practise, the effective dose of using and the number of times of the associating of antigen or SHAAGtide and antigen.
Effective dose
Generally speaking, giving experimenter's the SHAAGtide and the amount of antigen should be enough to and can resist certain antigen (i.e. " effective dose on the immunology " or " treatment effective dose ") by immune animal.Can reach " effective dose on the immunology " and partly depend on SHAAGtide and antigen compsn, method of application waits to treat disease stage and severity, experimenter's body weight and health status, doctor or other related personnel's judgement.
Can in the animal model that obtains immune response inducing, confirm the effective dose of antigen and SHAAGtide.Data according to obtaining from animal can make using of people (referring to embodiment) preferably.When SHAAGtide was polypeptide, conventional dosage was about 1fg and about 100 μ g, often is 1pg and about 100 μ g, more often between about 1ng and the about 50 μ g, usually between 100ng and about 50 μ g.In some cases, dosage is about between 1fg and the about 100 μ g/kg experimenter body weight, often between about 1pg and the about 100 μ g, more often between about 1ng and the about 50 μ g, usually between about 100ng and about 50 μ g.
The amount of antigen according to the characteristic of antigen with characteristic and different.The SHAAGtide composition can comprise one or more antigens and one or more SHAAGtide, and the mole of SHAAGtide and antigen or weight ratio are about 1: 1000 or are bigger.Other useful ratios are between about 1: 10 to 1: 1000 or above 1: 1000.The ratio of antigen and SHAAGt i de can be between 1: 10 and 10: 1 in the composition.
Carrier, excipient, conventional adjuvant, method of application
The composition that the present invention contains SHAAGtide can be used in every way and with various forms.The SHAAGtide composition can comprise carrier and excipient, like damping fluid, and carbohydrates, sweet mellow wine, protein, polypeptide or amino acid, like glycocoll, anti-oxidant, bacteriostatic agent, integrated agent, suspending agent, agent and/or antiseptic thicken; Water, oil, salt solusion, dextrose hydrate and glycerite, other pharmaceutically acceptable auxiliary substance requires to approach physiological condition, like buffering agent, tension adjustment agent, wetting agent etc.Conventional adjuvant also can be included in the composition.
Though any suitable carrier all can be used for using of composition of the present invention, the type of carrier is that the difference according to method of application changes.Composition also can be enclosed in the liposome.In some cases, biodegradable microenvironment is very easily as carrier, as at United States Patent (USP) 5,942, and (Tice et al., 1999) described in 252.
Composition needs sterilization, as adopting routine techniques or filtration sterilization.The WS that is obtained can wire up and use or freeze-drying.
SHAAGtide composition of the present invention can be used in every way, comprises injection (like intracutaneous, subcutaneous, muscle is in the peritonaeum etc.), sucks local application, suppository, transdermal sheet or per os.
When injection was used, composition can be mixed with the WS, preferably be dissolved in the damping fluid of physical compatibility, and like Hanks solution, Ringer ' s solution or physiology salt buffer.Can comprise preparaton in the solution, as suspending stable and/or spreading agent.On the other hand, the chemotactic composition is pulvis also, before use with suitable carrier preparation, like aseptic apirogen water.Composition with suction delivery can be from the aerosol that packs and have the sprayer of suitable propeller, described suitable propeller such as dichlorodifluoromethane, Arcton 11, carbon dioxide or other suitable gas.In the example of the aerosol that compresses, can confirm dosage through the valve that a regulated quantity kilsyth basalt is provided.For example in inhalator, use, gelatin can be used for preparing the capsule and the cartridge of the pulverulent mixture that contains albumen and suitable powdery base, wherein said powdery base such as lactose or starch.For local application, composition can be mixed with solution, gel, ointment, paste, suspending liquid and similar structures known in the art.On the one hand, composition of the present invention can be used through the transdermal sheet.Suppository also can be mixed with and contain conventional suppository base.
When Orally administered, through composition is combined to be easy to compositions formulated with pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.Solid carrier comprises sweet mellow wine, lactose, and dolomol etc., these carriers can be mixed with tablet, pill, the sugar-coat agent, capsule, liquid, gelinite, syrup, slurries, suspending liquid etc. are used for oral.These formulations can be pulvis, capsule and tablet; Suitable excipient comprises inserts, like sugar, and cellulose, granulating agent and cementing agent.
The nucleic acid molecules of coding SHAAGtide can be inserted in the carrier, as Vectors in Gene Therapy.Gene therapy technology has become suitable useful technology at present, and is obtaining enviable achievement (Meikle, 2002).Gene therapy vector can be through intravenous injection, local application (Nabel and Nabel, US Patent No.5,328,470,1994) or be carried in the subject through three-dimensional locating injection etc.The medication preparation of gene therapy vector comprises acceptable dilution and the matrix that can slowly discharge, and wherein gene delivery carrier just is embedded in this matrix.On the other hand, can from recombinant cell, produce complete gene delivery carrier, like adenovirus vector, its pharmacy preparation can comprise one or more cells that can produce the gene delivery system.
Other carrier easily comprises the multivalence carrier, like the bacterial capsule polysaccharide, and glucosan or engineering carrier.In addition, the formulation that comprises the sustainable release of SHAAGtide molecule and/or antigen makes the release last very long of SHAAGtide and/or antigen.If there is not sustained release forms, SHAAGtide and/or antigen will be eliminated from experimenter's system or be degraded.
The inoculation of preparation monoclonal and polyclonal antibody
Preparation polyclone and monoclonal antibody comprise that binding fragment is (like F
(ab) 2) and the method for its strand be known.But most antigens can not cause enough antibody responses.As an instance, the composition that will comprise SHAAGtide of the present invention and a kind of antigen gives a kind of animal, therefore induces in animal body with enhance immunity and replys.Subsequently, prepare polyclone or monoclonal antibody with conventional method.
The stimulation of intrinsic immune response
On the one hand, give the experimenter to stimulate intrinsic immune response with composition of the present invention.Intrinsic immune response is the initial defence of body opposing pathogen, can be comprised that the various cell of APCs causes.These cellular expressions can be discerned the surface and the cytosol receptor of exogenous molecules (like bacterium and viral nucleic acid, protein, carbohydrates).When detecting these signals; BMDC and macrophage initiation comprise that discharging cell factor (comprises interferon; TNF-α and IL-12) and the defensive of chemotactic factor (CF) reply, described cell factor and chemotactic factor (CF) attract cell to attacking site, wherein said cell such as jejune BMDC; Macrophage, NK cell and granulocyte.
Composition of the present invention not only can be used for BMDC and other cytotaxis also can stimulating these cells to cause intrinsic immune response to produce nonspecific protection to using the site, and the while body can produce suitable replying.For example, expection infect attack before or after give SHAAGtide composition (no antigen), described infecting is included in employed harmful infecting in the bioterrorism.On the other hand, can use together with exogenous molecules (like bacterium and viral nucleic acid, albumen, the analogies of carbohydrates and synthetic these compositions).
Kit
On the one hand, the invention provides the kit that in packing or container, contains following one or more material; (1) SHAAGtide composition of the present invention; (2) pharmaceutically acceptable adjuvant or excipient; (3) antigen (like the biology purifying antigen) (4) mean for applying is like syringe; (5) use explanation.
When using kit, the heterogeneity in the composition can be packed respectively, mixes before use again.The packing respectively of heterogeneity can be preserved loss of activity for a long time and not like this.
The reagent that comprises in the kit can be kept in the container of any kind of, and the vigor of assurance heterogeneity is not absorbed by the material of container or changes.For example, sealed glass ampoule can comprise SHAAGtide polypeptide or the polynucleotide or the damping fluid of freeze-drying, and the latter packs under neutral non-reactive gas such as nitrogen.Ampoule can be made up of any suitable material, glass for example, and organic polymer, like polycarbonate, polystyrene etc., pottery, metal or any other are used for the material of the similar reagent of splendid attire.The example of other appropriate vessel comprises the bottle of using with the similar material made of ampoule, and the inner packing that can comprise paper tinsel, like aluminium or alloy.Other container comprises test tube, bottle, flask, bottle, syringe or similar containers.Container can have an aseptic inlet, as has the bottle of the stopper that can be passed by the entry needle that hypodermic injection is used.Other container can have the two parts that separated by removable film, after this film is removed, can allow its composition to mix.Removable film can be a glass, plastics, rubber etc.
Kit also can comprise illustrative material.Explanation can be imprinted on paper or other materials, and/or with readable electronic media form, like floppy disk, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, compact disk, video-tape, audio tape etc.Detailed explanation can link to each other with kit.The user can directly land website that the producer and kit publisher set up and supply with the form of Email.
Following embodiment is used to set forth the present invention, but is not limited to these embodiment.
Embodiment
Embodiment 1 method
Except as otherwise noted, said reagent all from Sigma chemical company (St.Louis, MO).
The preparation of SHAAYtide polypeptide (SEQ ID NO:4): the polypeptide of chemosynthesis and purifying SEQ IDNO:4, " SHAAYtide " (Phoenix Pharmaceuticals; Belmont, CA).The concentration of said material with about 1mg/ml is suspended in the PBS (PBS), is stored under-20 ℃.
Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISAs): at first, the plastic plate with at the bottom of ovalbumin (OVA) the covering 96 hole U types that contain 1 μ g among the 100 μ l PBS in every hole spends the night.Second day,,, use the PBS rinsing again with the PBS sealing that contains 5% hyclone (FBS) with this plate of PBS rinsing.Will be from plasma sample (as follows) dilution 10 of experimental animal
2-10
5Doubly, be added to then in the dish and reacted 2 hours, and then with PBS rinsing plate.Then, this plate is detected antibody with biotinylated goat anti monkey IgG cultivate, use the PBS rinsing then, cultivate with the horseradish peroxidase (SA-HRP) that Streptavidin connects.After the last rinsing of PBS, add the substrate 2 of HRP, 2 '-azine [3-ethyl benzo thiazole phenanthroline-6-sulfonic acid]-diammonium hydrogen phosphate salt.Under 405nm, measure the formation of color with the ELISA plate reading machine; Convert arbitrarily optical density (OD) unit into " antibody unit " then; Wherein, Unit definition is for producing maximum 50% the plasma extender conversion of replying in typical curve, described typical curve is to carry out a series of dilutions through the ascites of collecting from the mouse of injection OVA with containing the OVA specific antibody to obtain.
The purifying of BMDC: the BMDC (subgroup that comprises ripe or immature cell) that can prepare basic purifying subsequently.The subgroup of BMDC comprises: (1) jejune peripheral blood mononuclear derived cell; (2) the peripheral blood mononuclear derived cell of maturation; (3) express the cell that precursor is originated from CD34.
With special cell factor, from the culture of CD14 expression blood progenitor cell, can produce the people or the macaque BMDC in various stages.The separation strain of BMDC can be expressed prosoma and separate with the CD34 from Cord blood and marrow.At last, can produce from the prematurity of PMBC (PMBCs) and the BMDC (Bender et al., 1996) of maturation.Stimulate BMDC (Cella et al., 1999 that can prepare maturation with macrophage conditioning nutrient culture media and double-stranded RNA-ploy (I:C); Romani et al., 1996; Verdijket al., 1999).
For confirming to be separated to the BMDC crowd, can identify and confirm cells whose development stage (Campbell etal., 1998 through the variation of chemokine receptor expression in the maturing dendritic cell process; Chan et al., 1999; Dieu et al., 1998; Kellermannet al., 1999).For example, the BMDC that can identify the maturation of generation through the cell sorting (FACS) that uses cell marking and fluorescence-activation.The BMDC that produces is compared with immature BMDC, can be at the higher levels of mhc class ii of cell surface expression.CD80, the expression of CD83 and CD86 is also raised.In maturation, obvious variation also takes place in the expression of chemokine receptors.In mature cell, CDR1 and CCR5 downward modulation, and CCR7 raises.Also can confirm the type of cell according to functional characteristic, for example, ripe BMDC is antigen effectively, but has obtained to stimulate the ability of natural T cell and B cell proliferation.Ripe BMDC has also changed its migratory behaviour, and to CCR1, CCR2 and CCR5 part are reactionless, but the CCR7 part is then had new reaction.
Embodiment 2 SHAAGtide variants (SEQ ID NO:2) attract BMDC
Present embodiment has been described the ability that detects several kinds of chemotactic factor (CF)s and SHAAGtide (SEQ IDNO:2) attraction BMDC in the body.
Below chemotactic factor (CF) from the R&D system (Minneapolis, MN): vMCK-2, mC10 and GM-CSF.Following peptide is at synthetic (the San Carlos of Phoenix Pharmaceuticals; CA): SHAAYtide (SEQ ID NO:4); The peptide of several kinds of structural changes of SHAAGtide variant (SEQ ID NO :) (promptly connecting the cyclisation that cyclisation is carried out) with MPR-Cys, control peptide (SEQ ID NO:17, Gly Ala Ala His Ser Leu Thr Met Gln Pro GlyIle Lys Arg Arg Trp Leu Met); Be connected (through the MBS combined techniques) with OVA at random with the ratio of 1: 1 or 1: 4; Be connected (C-is terminal, prepares through adding halfcystine) and SHAAGtide variant (SEQ ID NO:2) at the C-end with OVA.At 3 independently in the test, with chemotactic factor (CF) and peptide (in PBS, containing 2 μ g or 20 μ g) through intracutaneous injection (Jackson Laboratory in BALB/c or the C57B1/6 mouse; Bar Harbor, Maine).In each test, the mouse of only injecting PBS is as negative control.After injection, make mouse euthanasia in the different time, the tissue around the excision injection point also carries out immunohistology.Anti--DEC-205 antibody (Bio-Whittaker Molecular Applications with identification specific for dendritic cells property molecule; Rockland is ME) to freezing microtome section dye (Kraal et al., 1986).Relative dyeing number scale be 0-5 (0, dye-free; 1, slight stain; 2, tint look; 3, moderate stain; 4, serious dyeing).The result is at table 7, lists in 8 and 9.
From table 7, visible in 8 and 9, vMCK-2, C10, GM-CSF, the infiltration that SHAAYtide (SEQID NO:4) and all SHAAGtide that uses all show the cell of tangible DEC-205 mark.
The infiltration of table 7 BMDC in the C57B1/6 mouse (2 μ g dosage)
The infiltration of table 8 BMDC in the BALBc mouse (various dosage)
The infiltration of table 9 in the BALBc mouse, various dosage
Embodiment 3SHAAYtide (SEQ ID NO:4) is applied to rhesus macaque
Rhesus macaque is injected through intracutaneous with different amount (in 100 μ l PBS, containing 8,20 or 60 μ g) with different polypeptides (seeing table 10) under narcosis.After 24 and 48 hours, the employing asptic technique is got 6mm skin boring living tissue and it is cut apart.A part of living tissue is imbedded in the OCT compound freezing and storage under-70 ℃ in liquid nitrogen rapidly.Other living tissue is immersed in the formalin, is embedded to subsequently in the paraffin, with haematine and eosin the thin slice that microtome downcuts is dyeed, and examines under a microscope the infiltration (table 10) of cell to corium then.Inject monkey as negative control with the PBS that does not contain polypeptide.
Monocytic infiltration is designated as 0-5; The outer monocyte inflammatory infiltration of the visible very slight blood vessel of 0 expression skin corium; The outer monocyte inflammatory infiltration of the visible slight blood vessel of 1 expression skin corium; It is thus clear that 2 expression skin coriums are slight/moderate outer monocyte inflammatory infiltration of blood vessel; The outer monocyte inflammatory infiltration of the visible moderate blood vessel of 3 expression skin coriums; The outer monocyte inflammatory infiltration of the visible blood vessel widely of 4 expression skin coriums; The outer monocyte inflammatory infiltration of blood vessel of 5 expression skin corium red color visible.Being designated as in the middle of being positioned at: keep the score between 2 and 3 like 2/3 expression.
As shown in table 10, the SHAAYtide of 20 μ g (SEQ ID NO:4) can be in two animals wherein causes moderate infiltration on one.VMCK-2 causes tangible cellular infiltration.Using comparable 60 μ g and the 8 μ g of using of 20 μ g causes more significantly and soaks into.VMIP-1 all causes slight infiltration in all detection dosage.The similar experiment lower with used cytokine concentration compares, and mC10 seldom or not causes soaking in this experiment.VKB8-1 does not cause soaking into.
Table 10 monocyte infiltration
*The infiltration of representing some bunches cell but not scattering
The evaluation that embodiment 4 soaks into cell
In order to confirm the identity of infiltration cell seen in embodiment 3 (table 10) better, adopt the same sample of immunohistology methods analyst with specific antibody to different cell types.These antibody comprise: CD68 (at macrophage, expressing on neutrophil cell and the BMDC), MHCII (antigen presenting cell; For example macrophage and BMDC), HAM-56 (macrophage), fascin (BMDC; Endothelial cell and epithelial cell), elastoser (neutrophil cell), cytokeratin (epithelial cell); CD3 (T cell), CD20 (B cell) and CD1a (bright lattice sheep Schwann Cells).
The dermatological specimens of injection vMCK-2 contains initial neutrophil cell and antigen presenting cell, comprises macrophage and BMDC.The dermatological specimens of injection mC10 contains initial antigen presenting cell, comprises macrophage and BMDC, but does not almost have neutrophil cell.The dermatological specimens of injection vMIP-1 contains initial neutrophil cell and macrophage, but does not almost have BMDC.In the dermatological specimens of the above-mentioned 3 kinds of chemotactic factor (CF)s of injection, almost do not have the T cell, do not find the B cell.
SHAAYtide (the SEQ ID NO:4) adjuvanticity of embodiment 5 in rhesus macaque
Because SHAAYtide (SEQ ID NO:4) and chemotactic factor (CF) mC10 and vMCK-2 can gather injection site with APCs (comprising dendritic cells), so these polypeptide can be used as enhancing produces immune response to the exogenous antigen of injection altogether immunologic adjuvant.Monkey is divided into 5 groups, and 3 every group, (OVA) injects it through intracutaneous as antigen with chicken egg white.First group of monkey only injected OVA, and second group of monkey injected the OVA that uses conventional incomplete Freund's adjuvant (IFA) emulsification with 1: 1 ratio, the 3rd group of monkey injection OVA; IFA and vMCK-2, the 4th group of monkey injection OVA, IFA and mC10; The 5th group of monkey injection OVA, IFA and SEQ IDNO:4.Said preparation (containing 2mg OVA and 16 μ g polypeptide) is through intracutaneous injection 100 μ l.From every monkey, gather the 10ml peripheral blood 2 times weekly, gathered for 3 weeks.Then that the blood sample of gathering is centrifugal to remove red blood cell and granulocyte with Ficoll.With sandwich elisa assay blood plasma supernatant, the plastic plate and the biotinylated anti-monkey IgG that adopt OVA to encapsulate detect the antibody horizontal that antibody is confirmed anti-OVA.The result who representes with " antibody unit " (referring to embodiment 1) sees table 11.Numeric representation OVA specific IgG level in the blood plasma of 15 monkeys of report is represented with antibody unit/ml.The single monkey of each line display replying after immunity.
Anti--OVA antibody induces in table 11 monkey
As shown in table 11, show significantly antibody response with the monkey of OVA and IFA injection, as shown in the formation of the anti-OVA IgG of circulation of beginning in the 12nd day to OVA.By comparison, use OVA, mC10 and IFA or OVA, the level of OVA specific IgG is more much higher than the level in the monkey of not injecting mC10 or SEQ ID NO:4 respectively in the monkey of shaag and IFA injection.
SHAAYtide (the SEQ ID NO:4) adjuvanticity of embodiment 6 in mouse
Give BALB/c mouse except being used in the OVA that contains 10 μ g (table 12) or 500 μ g (table 13) in the 100 μ l preparations, do not use outside the IFA, described in other test procedures such as the embodiment 5.
The OVA that will contain or not contain SHAAYtide (SEQ ID NO:4) at 0 day and 21 days (table 12) in peritonaeum or at 0 day and 14 days (table 13) through the subcutaneous BALB/c mouse that gives.At preset time point blood sample collection.The result who representes with antibody unit sees table 12 and 13, the level of expression IgG.
Embodiment 7 SHAAYtide (SEQ ID NO:4) present different regulating effects to the dissimilar immune response that produces in the rhesus macaque
Through changing parameter, can in mammal, induce dissimilar immune responses, wherein said parameter comprises antigen dose, formulation, route of administration and adjuvant type.For example, in the vaccine inoculation of people and experimental animal, use adsorbed onto alum adjuvant, the immune response that is produced is main with the antibody of IgG1 and IgGE type, and seldom produces cytotoxic T cell, and the increase of performance eosinophil and mast cell.On the contrary,, during like complete or incomplete Freund's adjuvant, can be observed the more immune response of wide spectrum, comprise the appearance of cytotoxic T cell and IgG2 antibody when using stronger adjuvant.In order to determine whether that SHAAYtide (SEQ ID NO:4) influences the dissimilar of immune response in a different manner; With containing or not containing SHAAYtide (SEQ ID NO:4) (do not combine with OVA or directly combine), the OVA immunity rhesus macaque of preparing mutually with IFA adjuvant or adsorbed onto alum adjuvant.Result so that antibody unit is represented is as shown in table 14.
Though use with SHAAYtide (SEQ ID NO:4) and not reduce, can obviously reduce and use the IgG that is induced altogether by OVA and alum and reply by OVA and the caused immune response of IFA.These results show that SHAAYtide (SEQ ID NO:4) can reduce the immune response to the antigen that in adsorbed onto alum adjuvant, gives, and the same antigen that in the IFA adjuvant, gives is not had influence.Therefore, SHAAYtide (SEQ ID NO:4) can be used as immunomodulator.
Embodiment 8 (expection) confirms the method for the chemotactic characteristic of candidate molecules
Detect in order to carry out chemotaxis; 29 μ l are directed against specific cell type; With 0,1,10 join (Neuroprobe in the hole of lower chamber of 96 hole chemotactic factor (CF) chambers with the amount of 100mM like the candidate of BMDC (immature or ripe) or known chemotactic factor (CF); Gaithersburg, MD).Collected immature dendritic cell on the 7th day, with the chemotactic factor (CF) damping fluid (at Hank ' s balanced salt solution (HBSS; Invitrogen, Carlsbad contains 0.1%BSA in CA), contains Ca
++And Mg
++) rinsing once, with 5 * 10
6Cell/ml is suspended in the chemotactic factor (CF) damping fluid again.The cell of 20 μ l is placed on the filter membrane.Said chamber was cultivated 90 minutes down at 37 ℃.When migration stops, remove the cell that does not move on the filter membrane with the rubber scraper.After removing filter membrane, use Dulbecco ' s PBS (DPBS; Hyclone, Darra, Queensland Australia) carries out rinsing, with cell dyeing the cell of having moved is carried out quantitatively, for example Hema3 staining kit (Fisher Scientific; Tustin, CA) or CyQuant detect (Molecular Probes; Eugene, OR), the latter is the fluorescent pigment method, can measure nucleic acid content and microexamination.With microscope lower chamber is observed to have determined whether that cell migration is in the hole.If in the hole, there is a large amount of cells, in the hole with filter membrane on cell carry out quantitatively.Come the quantity of computation migration according to the hole of containing chemical inhibitor and the ratio of absorption that only contains the hole of chemotaxis damping fluid.
Embodiment 9 (expection) estimates the APC chemotactic factor (CF) and is strengthening or regulating and control the system of infectious diseases and/or the method for mucosal immune response
With the virus of various dosage to be studied, bacterium or parasitic animal and plant be with subcutaneous, intracutaneous; In the nose or any other mode inject several groups of mouse, employing be conventional immunization method, as 0; In the time of 7 and 14 days; When giving microorganism, in formulation, can contain or do not contain the APC chemotactic factor (CF), can comprise adjuvant in the formulation.-7,0,7,14,21, gather serum and/or mucous membrane secretion in the time of 28 and 35 days, carry out the antigen-specific antibodies analysis with ELISA.Kill mouse (like immunity back the last time) in different time intervals, with conventional method, the antigen-specific antibodies that comes to occur in the quantitative immune lacuna forms cell and T cells with antigenic specificity is replied (comprising cytotoxicity and helper cell).
Embodiment 10 (expection) assessment APC chemotactic factor (CF) strengthens or regulates and control the method for antineoplastic immune in cancer immunotherapy
Though many tumour cells all can be expressed unique tumor associated antigen, these antigens are very weak immunogenes, in the tumour progression process, can not produce strong antineoplastic immune.With the cancer immunotherapy model system (REF in the mouse?) can assess the APC chemotactic factor (CF), like SHAAYtide (SEQ ID NO:4), the ability of enhance protection property antineoplastic immune.In this model, with homology thymoma (EL4 cell; America Type TissueCollection (ATCC); Manassas, VA no.TIB-39) transplants mouse, wherein the transfection in advance of this mouse experiment proteantigen OVA (ATTC; No.CRL-2113 (chicken OVAEL4 transfection body)).Further do not intervene, tumour is grown, and kills mouse then.The antigen-specific immune response of the thymoma cell of the animal of using the OVA inoculation of preparing mutually through inducing direct anti-OVA-transfection and being protected at least in part with adjuvant.This model can be assessed the relative effect of adjuvant in enhancing or regulation and control protectiveness antineoplastic immune effectively.In this model, positive control comprises following adjuvant: CFA, IFA, alum and GM-CSF.Through comparing, can assess the ability of APC chemotactic factor (CF) in strengthening cancer immunotherapy with these known adjuvants.
Embodiment 11 (expection) assessment APC chemotactic factor (CF) regulation and control allergen specificity immune response is with the method for the ability of the disease of reduction allergen-induced
Adopt conventional immunity,, in the lung of this animal, import identical antigen through atomizing then and can induce the generation animal model in asthma with test antigen (like OVA) sensitization rodent.Rodent is divided into 3 groups, every group of 10 animals, 0 day with the 100 μ g OVA and the IgE selectivity adjuvant that are dissolved in the PBS (PBS), make animal sensitization like hydrate of aluminium (adsorbed onto alum adjuvant) through single intraperitoneal injection.After the sensitization the 11st day, in the peak period that IgE replys, animal is placed in the Plexiglas chamber, adopt ultrasonic nebulizer to attack 30 minutes (De Vilbliss Co. of animal with the OVA (1%) of atomizing; Somerset, Pennsylvania).One group of mouse is before initial sensitization is attacked to the OVA with atomizing, also at the PBS (PBS) of different time injection various dose and 0.5% Tween.Second group of mouse before initial sensitization is attacked to the OVA with atomizing, different time with peritonaeum in, intravenous, subcutaneous, muscle, oral or other any route of administration are accepted the APC chemotactic factor (CF) of various dose.The 3rd group of mouse be as positive control, before initial sensitization is attacked to the OVA with atomizing, in different time with intraperitoneal injection mouse IL-10, anti-IL4 antibody or anti-IL5 antibody.
After the OVA with atomizing attacks animal, animal is done the detection aspect following: the detection of tiring of PFT, the cellular infiltration in the BAL fluid (BAL), the histological examination of lung and serum OVA-specific IgE at different time point.
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1. at least a polypeptide and at least a antigen are used for causing the purposes to the medicine of the immune response of antigen in preparation, and wherein said at least a polypeptide is selected from SEQ ID NO:2 and 4.
2. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said immune response is antibody-mediated immune response.
3. according to the purposes of claim 2, wherein said medicine improves at least 2 times with tiring of the antigen-specific antibodies in the subject.
4. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said immune response is a cell-mediated immune responses.
5. according to the purposes of claim 4, wherein said polypeptide attracts BMDC.
6. according to the purposes of claim 5, wherein said polypeptide attracts immature BMDC.
7. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said polypeptide and antigen are combined in the composition before making medicament.
8. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said polypeptide and antigen give respectively.
9. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said medicine comprises at least two peptide species that are selected from SEQ ID NO:2 and 4.
10. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said polypeptide is SEQ ID NO:4.
11. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said polypeptide be used for making its combination of materials in the sustainable release of experimenter.
12. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said antigen is from pathogen.
13. according to the purposes of claim 12, wherein said pathogen is hepatitis or influenza.
14. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said antigen is tumour antigen.
15. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said medicine further comprises adjuvant.
16. according to the purposes of claim 15, wherein said adjuvant is selected from alum, incomplete Freund's adjuvant, bacterial capsule polysaccharide, glucosan, DNA of bacteria, IL-12; GM-CSF, CD40 part, IFN-γ, IL-1, IL-2; IL-3, IL-4, IL-10, IL-13, and IL-18.
17. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said medicine further comprises the multivalence carrier.
18. according to the purposes of claim 17, wherein said multivalence carrier links to each other with polypeptide, antigen or adjuvant.
19. according to the purposes of claim 18, wherein said multivalence carrier is selected from the bacterial capsule polysaccharide, glucosan and polynucleotide carrier.
20. according to the purposes of claim 19, wherein said bacterial capsule polysaccharide is pneumococcus, streptococcus or meningococcal polysacharide.
21. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said medicine further comprises pharmaceutical carrier.
22. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said medicine is suitable for being applied in the entity tumor.
23. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said medicine is suitable for being applied in the entity tumor tissue on every side.
24. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said medicine is in liposome.
25. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said medicine comprises the polynucleotide of coded polypeptide.
26. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said medicine comprises the polynucleotide of coding for antigens.
27. according to the purposes of claim 1, wherein said antigen is anaphylactogen.
28. at least a polypeptide and at least a antigen are used for formerly, follow in preparation or the purposes in patient's enhance immunity of administration of antigens medicine of replying subsequently, wherein said at least a polypeptide is selected from SEQ ID NO:2 and 4.
29. one kind is used to strengthen the composition to the immune response of one or more antigens, it comprises:
At least a separated polypeptide, wherein said polypeptide is selected from SEQ ID NO:2 and 4; With
At least a antigen,
Wherein said polypeptide strengthens the immune response to antigen.
30. according to the composition of claim 29, it comprises at least two peptide species.
31. according to the composition of claim 29, wherein said said composition is mixed with and is used for continuable release.
32. according to the composition of claim 29, it further comprises pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.
33. according to the composition of claim 32, wherein pharmaceutically acceptable carrier is an adjuvant.
34. according to the composition of claim 33, wherein pharmaceutically acceptable carrier is selected from water, oil, salt solution, dextrose hydrate and glycerine.
35. a composition, it comprises cell, at least a sequence of said cell heterogenous expression coded polypeptide, and said polypeptide is selected from SEQ ID NO:2 and 4.
36. according to the composition of claim 35, wherein said cell is an allos.
37. according to the composition of claim 35, wherein said cell is autologous.
38. according to the composition of claim 35, it further comprises tumor associated antigen.
39. according to the composition of claim 35, wherein said cell is a cancer cell.
40. according to the composition of claim 39, wherein said cancer cell is from cancerous cell line.
41. according to the composition of claim 40, wherein said cancerous cell line is Proliferation of Human Ovarian Cell system or human brain cancerous cell line.
42. according to the composition of claim 40, it further comprises tumor associated antigen.
43. according to the composition of claim 42, wherein said tumor associated antigen is from autologous cell.
44. a composition, it comprises:
At least a tumour cell; With
At least a cell, at least a sequence of wherein said cell heterogenous expression coded polypeptide, said polypeptide is selected from SEQ ID NO:2 and 4.
45. according to the composition of claim 44, wherein said tumour cell is the primary tumo(u)r cell.
46. according to the composition of claim 44, wherein said tumour cell is autologous.
47. according to the composition of claim 44, wherein said tumour cell is a glioma, spongioblastoma, atypical hyloma, astrocytoma, melanoma, breast cancer cell or ovarian cancer cell.
48. according to the composition of claim 44, wherein said tumour cell is a cancer cell.
49. according to the composition of claim 44, wherein the cell of the said sequence of heterogenous expression is the allos cell.
50. according to the composition of claim 44, wherein the cell of the said sequence of heterogenous expression is static.
51. a kit, it comprises:
A kind of pharmaceutical composition, wherein said pharmaceutical composition comprises at least a polypeptide, said polypeptide is selected from SEQ ID NO:2 and 4, and pharmaceutically acceptable carrier; With
Syringe.
52. a kit, it comprises:
A kind of pharmaceutical composition, wherein said pharmaceutical composition comprise at least a polynucleotide of coded polypeptide, and said polypeptide is selected from SEQ ID NO:2 and 4, and pharmaceutically acceptable carrier; With
Syringe.
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